Project Specialist Intern - Berlin, Deutschland - Backbone (BKBN)

Backbone (BKBN)

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Berlin, Deutschland

vor 3 Wochen

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Lena Wagner

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Beschreibung

Become part of Backbone's (BKBN) unique adventure to disrupt an industry and contribute to the evolution of the way visual content is produced.

We currently have offices in Geneva, Berlin and Prague and work with brands across Europe and provide them with the tools to simplify the production and creation of professional visuals.

Our Mission is to become the biggest ecosystem of visuals in the world by reshaping the production experience.

We are envisioning a world where our ecosystem democratizes access to professional visuals and allows creators to live off their passion.

We want to achieve our goals by working with the best talents around the globe, who share the same values as we do:
Grit, Ownership, Courage, Empowerment & Care.

We are looking for a
Project Specialist intern (f/d/m) to be part of the Production Team and offer the opportunity to become a full time Employee after the Internship.

This is a full-time position based in our location Berlin, Germany.

Your role:

Organize Assignments with different Stakeholders
Provide an outstanding Client Experience to our Creatives & Clients
Manage small projects from start to finish
Challenge processes and create new ones

Requirements:

Team player who loves to tackle new challenges
Good organizational skills
Ideally, you already had an experience in a Client facing role (Service)
Curious & Proactive

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You speak German & English:

Bonus: Dutch or French
Bonus: You have studied/ are studying something related to Photography or Architecture

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Start date: Ideally 1st of February

Benefits

Remotefriendly with opportunities to work from abroad
Home Office Equipment
Diverse and inclusive environment
Opportunity to become a fulltime employee

Backbone is an equal opportunity employer. Diversity and inclusion are particularly important to us, which is why we particularly encourage migrants, BIPoC, people from underrepresented communities, people who identify as queer, trans and / or inter, as well as people with chronic illnesses and disabilities to apply